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Rhubarb Coooanut Dclight.
. One pound rhubarb. l
m 1 cup shredded coccanul. 2
m. 55 cup sugar. 1-2 cup water.
“wages. diziée int“: WIODS. cut
M into inch pieces. Put sugar
and me:- into same pan. Boil two
b and stew until tender. Remove
1m: and boil juice down until in lay-
.) in glass dish and serve with :he
pred cream. sweetened. on top.
Green Salad with Hard Boiled Eggs.
Half a Leg c2: shredded lettuce. half
a pint of shredded watercress and half
:1: cupful of chopped celery tops. Mix
unwashed and dried green vegetables
another. and. "f you have a small
7 uncerful of cried string beans. add
O'fllese alvo. Wit?" two coarsely chopped
33rd boiled eggs. Dress with a French
dressing and serve in crisp lettuce
‘lnaves. Trim with strips of pimento.
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4
Potato Croquc-ttes. .
Toke cups of cold mashed pototo.
' fan with a pinch of salt. pepper
,1 a tablespoon of butter. Beat up
: whites of 2 eggs-t and work all 10
Ether thoroughly: make it into small
”5331.18, slightly flattened. and dip them
nthé beaten yolkc of the eggs. Then
vol] either in flour or cracker crumbs:
ry the‘same as fishballs.
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Chocolate Butter Icing.
Chocolate butter istng made of
«me—half cupful built-r. beaten to a
cream; oneohalf cupful of honey beaten
into one cupful of confcclionvr's sugar
and two ounces of chocolate melwd
over hot water.
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Chop Say Dressing.
A chop suey drcssinz is«made of
735mm] quantiiics of dates. figs. raisins.
"at meats and almonds chopped. then
’ blended with maple syrup and marsh-
"mallow paste and allowed to stand to
'fiven. ‘
. Look and Feel?
' - Clean, Sweet and
Fresh Every Day
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We is not mereiy to live. out to
to iell, eat well digest Well. work
ell, sleep well. look well. What a;
m condition to attain. and )‘et
w~very easy it is if one will only
dept the morning inside bath.
Folio who are accustomed to feel'
‘ and heavy when they arise, split-
, Ihe. stuly from a. cold, foul
7 _ .nasty breath, acid stomach,
{instead feel as fresh- as a daisy
opening the siuiccs of‘ the system“
)1 naming and flushing out the
t matter. 1
Everyone whether lamina sick. or'
should, each morning, trim-e
’fhale in it to wash from
inlgdestlble
-.~. : ‘Ys days
- 1e and poisonous toxins;
G" '29,“: re
a a!" ‘n of hot water and limestoneA
‘ly invigorating.
. »"d acidity and gives
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nilliona of people who are‘
> get 1 quarter pound offline;
mm. mm the urns, store
#111. m var: little, "f. .is
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. x tes. then add oranges and rhu’cdefiné
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To keep brown H122: son. put in a. 1 b
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cup wwprwg jjar With lid placed on tightly and keep (.11.: copigu the muca oclnllr-J summer 1‘ ' “ ’2'" '50 are ‘a‘d ‘n e ’ s
git] of long ago. 521‘. instead of 1102‘ M l ' 0"
fin ice—box.
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A
spoonful
eping Brown Sugar.
q...
of anything
means a low! spoonful.
Fre r ('32
tely 3
1.610292“:- r‘f rice or cr—re a}
drcsfirzg may be
u a cool place.
used in Thickening soups.
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“‘lllow 0
self !0 any
Flour should be sifted just before
r ration furnizure lends.
color scheme.
used in maid”: "casug'czcms.
Mushroom soup may be made with
the peeling
Chamois is especially useful in
mending corsets.
this over a steel with prevent it run-l
s of the mushrooms.
A little piece
ning through the goods again.
Black ribbon can be freshened by
putting it in hot black coffee and ihcn
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putting around a glass bottle to dry.
To secure really delicious baked ap-
ples they 3
oven and frequently bated with the
syrup.
A
window
dead.
> You can remove the stains from on-
amcl cooking utensils by filling Ilia
Add a Hill:) chlor-
ide of lime and let it boil for a fei'.‘
vessel with
minutes.
After you wash pans, instead of win
ing them set them on the bark oi the
teaspoonful
every quart of'watcrA will
plants.
revived plants that
hould be baked in a h
of Pal volatile
It has success ful
seemed actual
water.
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stove to dry.
l-‘nr cleaning was dampen with am-
monia in soap water.
it
ruzs look bright and new.
To clean faucets. use sand wilh a
small amount. of water. \Vben through
rub briskly
For dusting lbe furniture use kero-
“'hen through (lusting open the
windows so that the snwll of the ker-
with a woolen cloth.
asene may gel out.
Make a pocket of
cloth and tack on tlw outside of the
refrigerator to hold the ice pick. and
REG-I) 'lt where it can be found when
wanted.
As a carpet cloancr bran slightly
dampencd thrown on the carpet and
when thoroughly swept out is unex-
Removcs all dust and, being
damp, prevents dust from flying. For
coiled.
lt-alher or ol
sponging martin: use bran water.
SYRAf‘l'SS. Julv 24.—-—lloward Short
“£313“, drink a glass of real not.“ Chandlerziilp. lll.. was at the tra‘ln-
‘\ r with a teaspoonfnl of limestone-m: ram" ””9 While “9 was training
’ the to he a soldier, and when he went over.
. 1h, liver, kidneys and bowels mecca; as a privata in the Ninth Infantry
' wastelhe carried with him a photograph ,of
thu'=.\liss Marjorie Gi'epn of MS Glenn av“-
Mmg, “mums and pum’mg’nun. which he had obtained from her
3”th canal begon_mother, who was a, “xiimhci” to many
to? more food into the stomachfioflhe HOldiex'fi.
Short carried tire xf"'“'e with him
052m. on an empty stomach is through all of the fighting of the First
It cleans Division. and during (9 battles around
‘7‘ ‘se sour fermentations, gases, Chateau Thien-y last July hn was blind- '
one {ed by explosion of shell. The picture
appetite for breakfast. While went to the Imipital with him and it
enjoying your breakfast tho-came to the United States with him;
:1! phosphate. is quietly 131- when he wa: «In: home for treatment
1 large volume of waterfrom’at Camp MOH;l‘ll'}‘. ncar Baltimore. He!
4 and getting ready for.afwas there s-ix mnmhs. and when he
an»; flushing 0! all the inside.came to Syracuse a few weeks ago he
' ‘ 'met Miss Gi'ucn for the first time.
SOLDIER WEDS GIRL .
HE NEVER HAS SEEN.
ole of the internal poisonous stag, 3'5"“ DBUQHC" 01' W°man who ”Moth. Terre Haute. Incl. wrilf-EI
cred" HEm.
And although he has never seen her
1. id vfi’ith constipation. bilioulthey were married yesterday at the
stomach trouble. rheumatism; name of her
-‘ '1” 11“.? sallow sldns, moo‘i‘etme of many other wounded soldiers '
‘3" and sickly 90111919310133 8’9 who were among the boys that Mrs.
gGreen “mutual-ed" whfle they
itmlning.
mailer and in the pres-
vermin
improve
makcs the
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White Fccks with 3 Dash of Color.
white. clear-slarched muslin
ashion Points;
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fionnced from the wa*=’ to the hem x9 ma" '7‘ “he Automobile Club 0‘- “met”;
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' MOTOR POLICE ACTIVE
Tom-6m in State.
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tall»: or veile and organize. and amp to (3' w n in“ In“ '9”de
add a dash of color to our whit? toil» ms'fl’ir’n "f roads in the main tour-
cum-a.
foil to the white frock
vcry effective color. have all
fl.—
There is nothing insfpl
damsel of 1919. “’hc—n shé consent:
to garb herself in something adorably
girlish she never permits her own in-
dividuality to be sunk.
The Transom-cm Hat.
Lace straw often forms large hats
for country wear.
particularly
shows the crown encircled with blue
gross~grain, which is finished in front
with a smart tailored bow.
Even lighter and airicr
straw shapes are the hat: of tulle.
There are large designs with their
wide hrims drooping at the sides or
of_
0[
the trm shape of tulle. ‘Those are
to l..e.r; Mapped edgns.
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1 Hats Faced with Organ-idle.
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lfvin during the winter hat models
ws-z-v faced with organdie, and now
sm-s many lists of 5.1.x >11: w
wl-h facings of organdie. Thor:-
r~n ..
Ti."
12"“
.11?!) :ivlobrimmed models fashioned
(mini). of orgnndle. Trimmed with
rmz'f-z and bows of organdle. these
aw turbine hats thai make attractive
accomy-zmémam's to muslin frocks.
Colo" ' AH gowns are an innovation
in YYIIlISllZl‘l‘Zr‘T wardrobes They are of
tlw sama- light colors lhdl arc pcpular
for organdics. and belong ‘o the fam—
' ily of frilly gztr-
mcnzs.
inn-l}; mid<uvmner
GETS FORTNUE. HOLDS $16 JOB.
SYRACUSE. Jul? 24.-Thouzh ho
Baa falloun hsir to mostly $109,000 of
the estate of the lat“ Gvorse Shaw of
St. Louis, Charlr-s Slaw will not our
”his 316 a week and board job as a sink»
driver with the Splls—Flc-to circus. .'
HP received news. of his wlmlfall_
from Attorney Rowr of Blnzhamptonl
while the cirrus was: plavlnz in COTI-a
land. 'N. Y. Shaw has claimed to he?
a foster son of the St. Louis man. but é_
bad entertained little hope of sharing?
in his estate. ’
Shaw, known profemionally as “Bad '
Order Red." says he will stick to his
job until he figures out w'bat do with
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the money. 1 1‘
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A GRATEFUL woman’s sroav l AHERNS
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Mrs. Robert Blair. 46.?! S. 30th St"; 3 . ‘2 l _... - ._.__ _ A
“I suffered. .3 W1“ 3'01; and gof her husband_ '5 father. who is. 90 lawyer. 77
]two years with kidney and bladderé . sud] adorably .ycars old. She would not let my fa.” “What could l “0.. l lmrl ., .:
trouble. After taking Foley Kidney ; outlilu“ Qtvlcs ;er-in-law sit at the same ta‘flc f0: (-cursc".~;dd Lrucli. “2m :1 mu ‘ 4-
Pills a few short weeks I found my; : y ‘ ‘ ” ’ ' imcnls but insisted that he occupy a (r than his will".
trouble gradually disappearing. The: l :side table. Mrs. Loam denim m y. hwl’ ,‘3. ,;.
bECR’CheS 5:122de a1!!1d I 3“}: $26258? i AUGUST 6 Leach said his wife locked him out location? of “Turk“ “"d ha~ a"
from thoes ape 5321 e " l r ' < . nl‘ “'lln(‘°>u‘~ Tliv‘ ll'ml HM“) '.. ' V“
and my vision is no longer blurred.“ . ’ ‘. PATTERNS . “R room the} “‘5 1011110”) OFCU . 1d W Th“ 2m “.1 m H m” ‘n
F ley Kidney Pllls help the k‘dncvs 3 "fig? ‘ epled together. \thn he protested she “a a ‘- ‘l ‘ l' ‘1 ‘ u
0 n -_ l S... c .1 _ . ‘ '5. . ‘¢ '9 “I”, ‘ '7 H a
keep the blood clean and eliminate the ' \ 259,“. “(Kiri-Egg” NOW 0:: Sale called him names and even threatened :‘i‘idbef‘dg 1‘1“th t W
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impurities that causabackachc, rheu- {him with bodily harm. - ”W-.- I“
matlc pains, sore stiff and swollen ames on“ y a‘ Whats“: 11:0“ do S?’?$:;t$a:l:: A knm‘d ”tram. dun} “M mt-
joints “d muscles. l ‘ 0 m on 0 er roo ‘ tcd hat is correct for I: nnir'
f - .- --_ _.- __ ----___- A- -c w. H. -
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than lace
ing
an
tic.-
~ertions In some places.
Copenhagen blue is ail admirable "‘0 “ml“ ”6" 0“ a mommy“? 'H’
' Voile ilouncu 3 Fill? car. a! the rats- of thirty miles
hemmed "with a device in this pale yet an hour and when the motorist at»;
' the tempts to go by he is stopped. and.
k9 peedlng. e
charm of femininity with the disilnc- PM?“ a ' immons for g . Th ‘
lion demanded bv the modern girl. minimum local speed in Connecticut ls
' about the thirty miles an hour and "Wm! 111“” ”-9
' well settled tot-aus-~
hour through
bot America Warns;
:hmuzh Connectlcut are ad»
Thi.’ summe“ w? kayo gong back Tiffid 'n k??? a sharp lookout (01‘ m0:
3 main trunk lines.
infatuation comes from the chit—f rout;
nah“...
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This:
from an
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“-9 ”31:
The place where these motor polio»-
- mud ford-Springfield route through Wind-
stunning and one 2: cor Hill. “firehouse Point and Long-
mtadOW.—N9W York Times.
Now Sherman Man is Plaintiff in D:.
\(idc mushroom brim. Still new-r is.
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WOOED HER WITH FIDDLE
9—.—
vorce Court.
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0f the trial of the-"divorce action of
worn high on the head and are made llaltliv Lear-h. a Sherman man who is
o! a >ucccssion of tulle strips which well-known in lhifi city. ”We Bridgeport
' .Timc—H said:
Elm lug wooed his V“? by liftlnz mcl‘
«lie!- on the violin and guitar
Latch. a prosperous Sherman farmer,
testified in {be superior court
zhat her love for him grew cold after
may wan: to live at lh? homertéad in
>15»: man.
3;"
lion
(-6. tho- dmr ~l‘ h-r room against bin.
The)
plaincd
looks
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t Ll v : oulful selecu‘ons
7i.
term "grandpa" mix-m
by. the fact
considerably older
wife.
The cc‘urtshlpkumch wa~ conducrq‘
'lu Dovar Plains. .\‘. Y. :lw home of
. Z a! listcninz with rapt atten-
that
are particularly active are on the 80:1- TI'B FRQCXS 0? SMART DESIGN.
for: Post road all the way to New Ila-
:van, on the Sew London road it East
Havcn. on the. Sew Haven-Hunted
The back eflect is road at North Haven and on the Harf wh
Nothing in the line of children's
car is of greater interest. just'no'
:han tub fro-2n. Three pretty mod-
ezs are pictured above. the first in
ite pique with planed skirt and
sailor blouse joined under a straight
belt of self material. The collar and
mm: are trimmed with braid. Med-
: ium size requires 3 yards 35-inch mt
Feral.
Striped gingham is used for the
second dress. which is made with a
smrcm’er skirt to be worn with
:uimpt: of lawn. crgandy or dimity.
Tm 5k?! ‘25 tr‘mmed with deep poo
,‘ has. Twc yards (1.5815ng and 1%
$2er 38-inch dimity are sufliclent
Eu- 3 girl cf average size.
. Wan...“
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flamhny or mien would look well
made; up after the third model. The
short waisted bodice buttons in dou-
hit-breasted fashion and is joined to
a rathcred skirt. pocket trimmed.
. 'l‘lzo elmcs are short and selfcuffed.
First Model: Pictorial Review :
Dress No. 7654, Shes. 2 to 6 mfl. ?
.5 . 20 (cuts.
P'Scicicnd finial: Dress No. 7779.
Sizes. l‘ to 14 years Price. 20 cents.
Third Model: Dress No. 7296. Sizes.
6 to 1‘.‘ years. Price. 20 cents. ;
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Maliby
today
hcr hus-
band {lav-d. Elizalimh Leach became Mfg Mach. “2579.3 ‘23.“, months and
zery sl'lfll'lf‘ii of him. called him according to 34.11.55 l~~‘"mony. .1“
"'zmndra“ find "munch" and Iork- “ah a (an- a: m. a: iir» zizm." she.
“8‘ "~:\' all’vff'ifindlc toward
himffl
be EX— Lcarh ~aid and Zia Rocked forwaid to a:
Leath happy .... .Hl lily". ‘-
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than his Hill flaw wa~ 2. ans: diffurencc af—l
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ter the con”?
farm in Short:
like. farm 35.6.
down on the
n. Mrs. LeacUidn‘t
3d we» not Tory fond.
«alt-d
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Dainty, Cool F
rocks Add Half the Joy- T
And ‘17ch are two
of the prettiest
ricturcsqucly sash-
ed and collared.
Only in
mom
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\Ms v. gr my w r
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“THAT AFTERNOON”
e-thc visitors departed late. But dinner
was served ant/1e dot as usual. The N cw
Perfection Oil Cook Stove cooked on
while mother entertained.
The steady blue flame of the N cw Pcr— ;
fcction delivers an even volumc of heat I
‘ to each utensil. The flame stays where .
you set it. .
No time wasted lugging fuel, coaxing a blaze
or sweeping up litter. Easy to light, rc-fill
and clean. In I, 2, 3 and 4 burner sizes—-
with or without ovens and cabinets.
The Now Perfection \Vatcr Heater provides
plenty of hot water when wanted.
hlorc than 3,000,000 New Pcrfcction Cook-
stoves now in upc. At your dealer’s.
’STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEW YORK
NEW PERFECTION
on. coqusmvns
Also Puritan Cook Stoves -
thc best S/zort Chimney stow.
gcj urn or mm“.
GUY Fog MFATHy-st
BY “EDDIE" Wfll‘IE
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